The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-05-27

• Calls for Ulster law reform after Irish abortion vote landslide
• Gove plans new wave of national parks
• Euroscepti­cs fear ‘secret’ plot to stay in EU
• Remain spending row:
• Michael Gove:
• Horticultu­re vultures
• Swap A-levels for T-levels – a new way for students to close skills gap
• Sri Lanka promises to help match-fixing investigat­ors
• Jailed British charity worker to face second trial in Iran
• Sheeran fans with secondary tickets had to buy new ones
• Missing schoolgirl may have left UK with ‘older person’
• Mississipp­i-style paddle steamer sinks in Irish Sea
• Fourth man on the moon dies, aged 86
• Child on hard shoulder was on a ‘time out’
• Police inquiry after teenager dies in field
• ‘Yes, I advised people how to stay married but I never practised what I preached’
• Tips from How To Stay Married
• One eye on the Speaker’s seat, Harman sets out reform agenda
• Britain ‘close’ to landing deal with US on post-Brexit flights
• The EU acts like a playground bully – it’s time we stood up to it
• Corpses in a field?Fear not, it may just be a body farm
• Elderly conned into buying funeral plans that don’t cover cost
• Revolution­ary vaccine could help stop the spread of Lyme disease
• Guitar maker Fender among firms raided in price-fix probe
• BuskersBu sing praisespr of contactles­sco paymentspa
• Wedding afterglow a boost for charities
• Updike adaptation will bring feminist touch to his male tale
• Shoppers ‘use carrots to steal avocados at tills’
• Women ‘duped’ into needless trial breast screenings
• Three drug ‘victims’
• Turn heads with a turban, says royal milliner
• Church encourages transgende­r worshipper­s to become vicars
• Clergy joins war against waste with plastic cassocks
• Let customers use Alexa to send you their complaints, minister tells companies
• Video nasties: Russia’s faked broadcasts a new threat to West
• Branson says he will blast off into space in ‘just months’
• North and South Korean leaders hold surprise talks
• Deadlock in Italy as choice for finance chief is vetoed
• Defiant Macron vows to complete reforms as street protests fall flat
• Capital vote exceeds 70 per cent in most of its constituen­cies
• Ireland has shed its historic culture at a speed that amazes
• Success at Oxford is about work ethic not background
• Lazy, apathetic high-street shops are to blame for their own downfall
• Delays: helping to maximise your loitering experience
• Is the elections quango really fit for purpose?
• Britain’s governing classes are showing contempt for Brexit voters
• What woodpecker­s’ percussion really means
• Education to a T
• How to avoid a tangle with your duvet cover
• A word on language
• The ultimate sacrifice
• The marriage enigma
• Time to build
• Round the bend
• Corbyn lacks moral maturity over Ireland
• Democrats are too busy fighting the last election to make progress in the next
• So we millennial­s are growing up more slowly – but not all neoteny is voluntary
• The Labour leader’s problem is he believes everything is Britain’s fault and the only answer is unificatio­n
• Who’s who in the Kensington crew?
• The Duchess is doingg wonders for us ove over-35s
• It takes time to learn to be a royal
• ‘We were told we could never walk again’
• Gin: now a field-to-glass experience
• ‘Grandmothe­r? I only just gave birth myself!’
• Machines can never detect the nuances of human mannerisms
• Don’t knock dinner for one – it’s far more appetising
• The ‘Bond Girls’ were pioneers, not doormats
• CRITICS’ CHOICES
• Pub Q Quiz
• His trees will grow on you
• A blistering bank holiday – but pack your brolly

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